Our Process
1
Discovery
Every project starts with a conversation. We'll understand your vision, lifestyle, budget, and timeline, whether you have land, plans, or just an idea. This step focuses on listening and we're the right fit for your project.
2
Pre-Construction
Once the plans are finalized, we start gearing up for construction. This stage involves coordinating permits, finalizing schedules, ordering materials, choosing reliable trade partners, and managing the numerous behind-the-scenes details that ensure your project progresses smoothly. Thorough preparation sets the groundwork for a successful build.
3
Construction
Your vision is becoming reality. We prioritize craftsmanship, detail, and communication during construction. We manage each project phase, coordinate trade partners, and ensure consistent quality. You’ll receive updates and can walk through the project at key milestones, keeping you informed and engaged.
4
Project Completion
We'll give you the information to care for your home and be available for any post-move-in questions. We aim for your experience with Haw Builders to leave you with a home you'll love and the confidence in choosing a builder that values integrity, craftsmanship, and lasting relationships.
FAQs
What is the cost of constructing a custom?
Our homes generally start at approximately $150 per square foot. Costs can fluctuate based on the site, architectural design, and performance objectives. Since each project is fully customized and tailored to the, precise costs are best assessed once the design process begins.
How long does the construction of a custom home take?
The timeline usually ranges from 18 to 30 months. Factors such as site conditions, home size, and design intricacy influence the schedule.
What is the fee structure used by Haw River Builder?
We operate on a cost-plus model and will be happy to discuss details as we move your project forward.
Should a builder or an architect be hired first?
Both are vital, and we promote collaboration from the outset. Our effectiveness increases when we are involved early, either before selecting an architect or during the schematic design phase, allowing for a simultaneous refinement of design and budget.